Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-01

next Congress together immeiiateIy 20 provide vof
us nshing Interests. IL now looks Is the hall
@ accept the senate bill Should The friends *
the fishine bill determine 20 delay action on the
prevent the passage ~ seye "a 81 sSem Hr
admunds has openly declared that he Ntll inter-
inE through the appropriation bills
however, this afternoon IS that all the apprupria.
lions WIN De provided Tor in some shape.
THE TEXAS INVESTIGATION.
Further Testimony Before the Seuas.
sub-COmuissee.
Before the Senate subcommittee Investigating
the alleged political outrages In Vast lngton coun
", yesterday afternoon, WA Thomr son, a whits
democrat testified 20 the bad character OF tho
memorialists, but said they could have remsinsd
| at Brenham In safety.
Gus Hopkins eolored and republican but Who
been threatened Coz 20 voting; Two OF his hro,hsrs
were Killed, ana witness believed Il WAS because
| they voted the peoples ticket Witness received
were killed because OF their politics. and thai he
lwitDesl would be served lkewisa
as HosinS had s SSsn Seis ss
John E Levin white, editor Of the Bssnhsm
Banner, testified 10 the bad character VI ths
memorialists
TESTIMONY so-DAv.
Inc Texas investigation MAS resumed to-day. h
z. Robertson, white, testined that the memorial,
lists were men OF bad character, and that the sem
timent or the community, democratic aud repub-
lican condemned their conduct, though wftne<s
did not believe they were compelled 70 leave the
country. Those men had been making tnceedisry
speeches, and the killing Of Bolton bT hegsOs nd
created feeling Of great excitement
A Scriaus Assray.
MAN CUT, PERHAPS SArAILS, WIN A RasaR
This morning about half-pasf ten o'clock an al.
fray occurred In house No. pI3 X s,rsss
northwest between Clayton Mason and Ed
ward Anderson, both eolered. cur1ns
S msea Andsren cu Tss se,oS-y and
with a razor. Mason escaped The INJURED man
was attended by Dr. Miller, who pronnuhoed the
injuries serious
PkxsoSAL-Nme- Sarah Bernhardt, Mile Kern.
hard, Maurice BernhardI Maunse Graz,
Mile. va1ont and Nine Gerradeau, H. H.
Hobbs, George II. Benjamin, b. H. UravSs
sidney Bradford. Henry ssa.ord ssa v.
Van Wyck, OF New YORK, Mm. h. alleil of BHasis,
aa Jos n COVE o. ian fs.s ss a Che
Parker and j. II. Lyons al PAiisdelphia. sad Ih-o.
Cook, CT Cincinnati, are at Morsaiey So sl. Ia
Adams, Of Philadephia, ", 4 Danosrts, - Ess,,
I lei re- s nIs Fssss q. Ssss ~ ssle
satherlaid, q New iork, T. !; NSasNs. ~ Bo.-
and H. j. Hsmili, u PhiadeIphia, are st n .as
fisgs-senator CANADIAN, "a G; Acker, u. 4.
Hunter, OF New York, C. h. Van Horn, u PhiIadel.
Rhi Ia, l + u: smith jr 81 chicagG Hest q
Newa q a Mrnespo i ars at s w,ar ss
c. Il. Thompson Of New fork, r. A. Rtser of DsH-
Yer, II. W. sexton OF Philadelphia, q. y, PsDdle-
Wis, A. 6. Edemfller OF La9rence Kan, Gea l.
Turner OF Fort HAYS, and Jas; Edsaris OF Qunos.
S aass are anal ,e z ssss @
the NatlonaL-W. Al. Smith and Ed@. frcliss M
Louisville !, are at the MetroPeiitan.-s
y. Musiler OF jamestown \. T., and DANES j.
Lask OF Albion, Ind, are at the 81. danes.
A SALVATION SOLDIER ADnosIsuEB BIZ JunsE
sNELJ--ihomss Ruppel, a shining light In tha
Salvation Army, was In the dock at the Police
Court to-day charged by Officer Dean with va.
graney. The salvation soldier attended the array =
meeting last night, and later In the Night lac MAS
found In an alleged disreputable house ia Maiden
Lane He said he was out late, and belAg tar
away from home, he paid the lady OF the Aouse ten
cents for lodgings. He promised that II iet So
again. The Judge warned him 10 keep out nj such
places and took the soldiers personal recognizanca
Aicxaadria afsairs-
Reported for The EVENING STAR
JAN BRRhKISG.-5. w. Baker the horse thief
WHO carried OF a horse and buggy from chalhalnis
stable some months ago. broke Jail early this MORN
ing and escaped. he had during his STAB Ia lail,
stealthiiy ldshluned oat OF wood Keys that would
oeu his cell door anu the her doors leading into
the yard and thence he haunted the wall and
made ca. lie let his wooden keys behind as well
"a letter thanking the Jailer an. attendants fur
the courtesy oil caring lor hiin ior several uLta,
ana e. hs companions IN jail has best WISHES and
farewell.
QUARTERLY CoVRF-The opening day OF the
February term oi the county court OF Alexandria
county Was postponed yestciday by funeral AZ
fts session to-day Judge Chichester was occupied
with The preliminary business al the quareriy
term. Jurfes have been suIninaned aDd most OF
the business OF the last three nionths will N The
attorneys ready, b. pIocce,lcd with This TERM
NoTEs--Mr VI. j. Mills ala Alexandria printer,
WHO worked Tor many Years at Inc government
printing Office la Washington, died yesterday AZ
his home oh Lee street, near Nilhra-lhe man.
agenent or the Rladdock house here has become
tue subject OF litigation. superintendent X
Bell oi the W q q. Branch CT IN nIn,lile ~ siem.
has beeI transferred To road in Noah Garoiina.
-Condustor Harrison, 81 tbs :. a r. X IL, IL laid
| va with spraiued ankle siephen 10 d, a vet
ern pastefer, nearly 90 yeHrs Old, died here yes.
terday. lie worked on the rebuilding az Int pncs-
ent nited States Capitol some seieuiy yeirn ago
The funeral of Resale Br0an, the little daugh-
ter OF Glenn Brown the arOliltaI oI washington
ErjeapIsStn mr. camnany Of rms ci,y "a abput IN
Organize In "A memorial lofin
Trick HORSE and nsgs Rurnea.
WMkEsBAaRE, Pa, March 1.-The KEYSTONE
rink, a mammoth brick structure was destroyed
b. ire this norning with i.s contents. IL MAS
erected In 1854 at a cost OF Sla,00o. portion or
tie building was divided into stores occupied by
Samuel Block, clothier; II. Z. Doiahd. cigar NJ
saFaoni. coalec;iunef. Tue rink itself was Gcc1-
Lied by Prof. Babcock's horse show. 1hree or
Babcoc&s trick horses and a number OF tnek dogs
peTlshtl.
More Money from Au,erican Socialists.
BERIIS, March 1.-The NATIONAL ZcstVsg saye:
third donation OF 81 900 has been Received from
the American socialists 10 assist la the election VI
socialist candidates To the reichStag.
Wocful stories Of distress, semi-starvation and
death continue 10 be received from the western
and northern districts OF Nova Scotia.
The New jersey senate last night adopted res0-
lutiens urging the New Jersey Congressional rep
resentaiives 10 vote and work Tor the establish
ment OF system OF national defense.
5. Cohen, diamond broker OF Chicago, was
robbed oil 81, 600 worth OF diamonds In a sleeping
car near 1t. Louis last night.
ii. q. MilcoN OF Bangor y. Y, who was injured
In the White River railroad accident AIDED yaster-
day ut Hartford, VT This makes the0ota deaths
resulting from the accident thirty.
DIED.
COIMAN. Suddenly Tuesday morning, Naruh
j, 1887, 1T ~ O'Clock, of apoplexy of the heart
HENRY GOLDMAN, IL his SD Year
Funeral on Thursday at 30 D. m, from his late
idence- 50S 10th st. No flowers 2.
CUNNINGHAM. On Decembsr 9Th 1896. st Gam
ton, China, LILLE HAPPIER, beloved wife Of Theo-
biiss Cunningham and daughter u key. A. r. Happier.
DID.